Any ideas?

I personally know some military contractors working on experimental weapons. The two guys that I went to school with have mechanical engineering degrees. And FYI, they love their jobs.

Faculty are initially addressed as Doctor if they hold that degree, as Professor if they hold that rank (or assistant or associate professor rank) and do not hold a doctorate, and otherwise as Mr. or Ms., unless they teach at one of the very snobby schools where they prefer always to be called Mr. or Ms. Another exception would be to address the faculty member as Dean, Provost, etc, if s/he holds such a rank which is higher than professor.

If the faculty member prefers to be addressed otherwisee, s/he will voluntarily tell you. However, this is a professional meeting among stangers and professionals who have not previously met each other and are not members of the same very small (not national) organization normally address each other by their titles at the time of the first address. It is a sign of mutual respect, not deference, and they should address you as Doctor if you hold that degree.

U see:

1. professor giving lectures.

2. students taking notes.

3. blackboard where note is written.

all colleges are basically the same.

$200,000 to watch someone give a lecture when all it is free.

college should be free. especially public colleges paid with tax money.

university of california, michigan, texas, oregon, arizona, should give all courses, material away for free.

All paid with tax money. knowledge belongs to the world.

But online you do not participate in discussions, research, homework, or anything that actually matters. You do realize that schools need that tuition money right? If we didn’t pay tuition they would jut hike up taxes to where no one could afford anything. You didn’t really think this through, they don;t just charge money for the heck if it. Tuition money pays for research, books, computers and technology, salaries, development, housing, and scholarships just to name a few. It would not be fair to charge this in taxes to people who do not even go to college. You should go back over your math, college cannot be free in America. You also have to realize that you can watch videos online all day and no one will give you a job because you do not have a degree, or portfolio, or references let alone experience!

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WWWWWW (one way)
WWWWWM (6 ways — the M can be in any one of six chairs)
WWWWMM) (15 ways)

It cannot be 3W and 3 M (this would not be "strictly" more women)

Then in each combo, count the ways that each chair can be filled:

In the first case, from 16 women, pick 6
C(16, 6) = 16! / (6! 10!) = 8008

In the second case:
From 16 women pick 5 and from 8 men pick one
C(16,5)*C(8,1) = [16! / (5! 11!) ] * 8

In the third case:
From 16 women pick 4 and from 8 men pick 2
C(16,4)*C(8,2) = [16! / (4! 12!) ] * [ 8! / (2! 6!) ]

Add all three results.

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If the order is important (if the fact that a person is chosen for the 2nd chair instead of the 3rd chair makes a difference), then you’d have to worry about the various ways that each combo can be made:

There are 6 chairs and there are C(6. w) ways to arrange the six people (where w is the number of women on the committee).

C(6,6)*C(16,6)*C(8,0) + C(6,5)*C(16,5)*C(8,1) + C(6,4)*C(16,4)*C(8,2)

I added the C(8,0) to shorten the equation (which you will see later if you continue with probabilities).

C(8,0) means "from 8 men, pick zero" and there is only one way to pick none.
C(8,0) = 1
In fact, C(k,0)=1 for any positive number k.
Therefore, it changes nothing to the result, but shows a pattern

Total number of ways to pick a committee of 6 people, where the number of women can only be greater than the number of men, is a "sum"

Sum (as w goes from 4 to 6) of { C(6,w)*C(16, w)*C(8,(6-w))}

The "Sum as w…" part would be written as a capital sigma (the greek letter that looks like this Σ) with "w=4" written below the bottom line of the letter and "6" written above the top line of the letter.

It will simply mean, make a term for each possible value of w (here the possible values are 4, 5 and 6) then "sum" all these terms (meaning, add them up).

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Although it looks like an E for us, the letter Σ is an "S", and it stands for "sum" in this kind of equation.